Goal: Build a passive income from rentals that will allow my husband, my daughter, and myself to live on mission for Jesus Christ.

@Chris F.I like to track job with/losses and median income for that area as well.

It could mean that the neighborhood is gentrifying, if it was a lower income neighborhood in the past.

That is about right for pricing, IMO this whole lead thing is a total scam, just and income generator for the city 

One way is to increase the rental income on the building as well as think about other streams of income from the property, perhaps there's parking or storage you can rent to their neighbors who would need it?

This means that if I access the HELOC, I'll need to settle the $130k lien, leaving approximately $114k available in the HELOC.My question is whether it would be wise to proceed with the HELOC now and invest the remaining amount into another multifamily property that generates cash flow, helping to cover the loans.

Yes physical cash, I'm also worried about putting the money in to others bank accounts and then them getting taxed on the money because it'll look like income even if there just transferring the money to the lender.

This payment will leave me with about $600,000 in W-2 income for 2024.

I am open to many different ideas and opportunities, ultimately I just want a peaceful getaway in the Offseason but a place where for the other ten months of the year could be income generating.

As a result, home-buying affordability has fallen to its lowest level since 1985.However, Austin’s red-hot economic engine continues to generate strong employment numbers, making the Austin metro the best job market in Texas and #7 in the US (tied with Nashville), according to WSJ’s recent study:What if I’m a buyer?